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Huawei Connect 2020: Feeling the pulse of the 4th industrial revolution; Digital transformation of the Power industry
Huawei Connect 2020: Feeling the pulse of the 4th industrial revolution; Digital transformation of the Power industry
We are deep in the throes of the fourth industrial revolution (otherwise known as I4.0), where the physical…
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[Covid-19] Thank you to the media professionals too
[Covid-19] Thank you to the media professionals too
Other than the healthcare workers, cleaners, delivery drivers and many others at the frontline in the global battle…
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Distributed content is simply a fight for attention
Distributed content is simply a fight for attention
According to a report from INMA, the rapid rise of mobile and social networks spawned a mad rush by media companies to…
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Forbes’ brand collaboration hits 60 million page views
Forbes’ brand collaboration hits 60 million page views
This post was first written for the International Newsmedia Association. Forbes has used its BrandVoice programme to…
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5 Reasons Tech and Media Companies Merge
5 Reasons Tech and Media Companies Merge
The recent sale of South China Morning Post to tech company Alibaba Group may seem strange. But from a business…
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Five Types of Bloggers Who Give Bloggers A Bad Name
Five Types of Bloggers Who Give Bloggers A Bad Name
I started Alvinology.com back in 2007 as a experimental platform to test content.
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5 reasons travel industry marketers are embracing bloggers
5 reasons travel industry marketers are embracing bloggers
The audience shift to digital means that travel bloggers — while not replacing journalists — are able to offer things…
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What the rise of Internet-only news sites means for media advertising
What the rise of Internet-only news sites means for media advertising
Singapore recently had its general election on September 11, 2015. I am one of those news junkies who will read…
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When breaking news destroys trust in the digital age
When breaking news destroys trust in the digital age
This post was first written for and published on the International Newsmedia Marketing Association (INMA)’s website…
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My Lee Kuan Yew Story
My Lee Kuan Yew Story
The founding Prime Minister of Singapore and also the nation's longest-serving parliamentarian, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, passed…
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Alvin Lim hat dies geteiltIt was meaningful to be at Shaping Hearts 2026 at the Punggol Digital District and to receive the token of appreciation from the North East Community Development Council, Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong and Mayor Yam Keng Baey in recognition of our commitment to the Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards. On behalf of the Lim Family Foundation and Kiat Lim, thank you to the NECDC team for the partnership and for the continued work behind Shaping Hearts. Kiat pledged a S$1 million commitment over five years to the Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards, which supports artists with disabilities through scholarships, bursaries and early intervention grants. In 2026, 51 artists received awards across the Shining, Encouraging and Budding categories, with S$126,000 in grants awarded. We have also been fortunate to have DPM Gan Kim Yong and Minister David Neo join us as Guests-of-Honour at the last two editions of the awards, alongside special guests including Jessica Jung and JJ Lin, who took the time to show their support for the artists and their work. At the Lim Family Foundation, we believe in uplifting communities and creating opportunities for people to pursue their potential. The Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards is one of the many initiatives we support, and it is encouraging to see how art can create opportunities for expression, connection, recognition and growth. Shaping Hearts 2026 is now continuing its journey across Singapore, with exhibitions at Tampines Mall from 8 to 13 October and Suntec City from 26 October to 1 November. Admission is free. If you have the opportunity, do visit the exhibitions, meet the artists and take some time to look at their work. If there is a piece you like, consider bringing it home. Purchasing their art is a direct way of supporting their creative journey and helping create more opportunities for artists with disabilities. Thank you again to NECDC, the artists, their families, social service agencies, partners and everyone who continues to make Shaping Hearts possible. #ShapingHearts #KiatLimShapingHeartsAwards #LimFamilyFoundation Christy Choe Rahelia Febrianti Vyon Lai Angela Y. Johnathan Chua Julie Chiang
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Alvin Lim hat dies geteiltAttended the first day of AT ONE IMPACT WEEK 2026 in Singapore. Thank you TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) team and my old-time friend Gavin Lum for the kind invitation! Many seemingly different worlds were brought into one conversation: business, climate, cities, nature, philanthropy, education, leadership and human well-being. The theme, “What if Love Became Infrastructure?”, sounds abstract at first, but the discussions pushed it towards something more practical: how we design the systems, institutions and decisions that shape how we live and work. A refreshing change from the usual business conference. Sometimes the most interesting conversations happen when you bring people from completely different fields into the same room. Elyna Zulkifli Rahelia Febrianti Christy Choe Charlotte Cuddihy
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Alvin Lim hat dies geteiltWhat do Jackie Chan, a FC Barcelona footballer and a K-pop star have in common? Somehow, they have all become part of my work over the past few months. I had the privilege of meeting Jackie Chan, Kika Nazareth and Jessica Jung through my work with the Lim Family Foundation. So, for those who have been wondering what exactly I have been up to, this is it. While the names and events may sound glamorous, what makes this work meaningful to me is what they stood for. This year, we started with the NParks-Peter Lim Scholarship and the Singapore Olympic Foundation-Peter Lim Scholarship. We then hosted Jackie Chan at Pei Chun Public School, Kika Nazareth of FC Barcelona with our scholarship recipients, and Jessica Jung at the Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards. The Lim Family Foundation was formally launched publicly in September 2025. Since then, our small team has been building the foundation's communications and brand from the ground up, from the branding and website to content, narratives, media relations and communications. The family's giving goes back much further. Over 16 years, more than S$60 million has been given to support communities, with over 5,200 scholarships awarded and many more people supported through various initiatives. Beyond the philanthropic work itself, we believe strongly in the power of stories. If we can cast a spotlight on the people and communities we support, share their journeys and aspirations, and help more people understand the impact of giving, then our work has a purpose beyond the events themselves. Thank you to Kiat Lim for the trust and opportunity to build and lead the team. Thank you to our esteemed Guest-of-Honours, Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong, MND Minister Hong Tat Chee and MCCY Minister David Neo for taking time to lend their support for our events. Thank you to our volunteers and partners, including the teams from RSP, People's Association, Singapore Olympic Foundation, National Parks Board, North East Community Development Council and Pei Chun Public School, who have given their time and energy to make these initiatives possible. Thank you to Tinaga Angkasa for the PR support. Finally, to my small but mighty team, Christy Choe and Rahelia Febrianti, thank you for taking on the challenge of building this with me from a blank slate. As I always said, three is more than enough to do anything. There is much more ahead, and we look forward to continuing to contribute, give back and do our part for Singapore and the communities we serve.
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Alvin Lim hat dies geteiltHow do you condense 70 years of history, work and legacy into one meaningful celebration? And how do you make it relevant to everyone at RSP, from long-serving colleagues to those who have just joined? These were the questions we started with. I joined RSP in 2023, when Kiat Lim took over as Chairman. We began by refreshing the brand, updating the logo and introducing “Design Meets Humanity”. The refreshed brand was launched at an event graced by then MND Minister Desmond Lee. So when RSP70 came around, the challenge was how to mark 70 years without simply putting on another corporate celebration. The idea for an exhibition came about serendipitously in an early brainstorming session. After approaching various partners, we connected with Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore (URA) and the Singapore Architecture Collection, supported by URA and NLB Singapore. The brief was simple. It should not be a self-serving exhibition about RSP. It should have a public purpose. This made sense to us. For 70 years, RSP has been part of Singapore's Built Environment. Instead of simply telling the story of RSP, we wanted to tell the Singapore story through the buildings and projects we have helped shape. This became the foundation of RSP70. We took the same approach with the commemorative book, moving away from a conventional publication focused on projects and personalities. Taking a thematic approach, the three volumes were curated independently by Adeline Chia and designed by Factory. RSP70 also built on several initiatives over the past years, including RSP China's 20th anniversary, RSP Dubai's 15th anniversary, and our SG60 photo contest last year which culminated in a public exhibition at Punggol Digital District. Thank you to MND Minister Hong Tat Chee for gracing our RSP70 launch as Guest of Honour and for his generous speech and recognition of RSP's contribution to Singapore. Thank you to Chairman Kiat for entrusting the team to take full ownership of the campaign. Thank you to our CEO Beh S., CFO Adeline Hwee, Senior Managing Director Seah Chee Kien, Managing Director Ng Meng Hui, Deputy Managing Directors wee kwok suen and Sonny Chionh for your guidance and support. To URA and NLB, thank you for believing in the idea and helping us create something that contributes to the public understanding of Singapore's architectural history. To everyone who made RSP70 possible (Roy Wang, Chrystal Lim, Fyeon Fang, Ngai Heng, Teik Rong Khoo, Zhong Yi Quck, Joseph Chua and many more), thank you for bringing the project together. To Olief PR, Tinaga Angkasa, thank you for helping us tell the RSP70 story and secure meaningful media coverage. And to my own team, Elyna Zulkifli, Christy Choe and Rahelia Febrianti, thank you for taking this on with me. I am proud that we chose to celebrate RSP70 by placing our 70-year history within the larger story of Singapore's development. This is a story worth telling. #RSP70 #RSP #DesignMeetsHumanity
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Alvin Lim hat dies geteiltMy first month as a member of the Promote Mandarin Council (PMC) has been a meaningful one! From judging the talented primary school students at the National Chinese Creative Reading Competition, to meeting fellow members at the PMC welcome lunch, to joining the National Heritage Board Board Engagement event and Singapore Night Festival tour, it has been a great introduction to the work ahead. It was also timely to hear PM Lawrence Wong speak about Mandarin at this year’s National Day Rally and the importance of keeping our mother tongues as living languages. Learning Chinese does not have to start in the classroom. Sometimes, it begins with a conversation, a song or simply making the effort to use it more. 多讲华语，我可以，大家也可以！ Looking forward to contributing and learning along the way.
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Alvin Lim hat dies repostetAlvin Lim hat dies repostetWe are thrilled to share a significant milestone for RSP. Yesterday, we officially commemorated our 70th anniversary at the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore (URA) Centre, celebrating seven decades of design, collaboration and our enduring contribution to Singapore’s built environment. We were honoured to have Mr Hong Tat Chee, Minister for National Development, join us as Guest-of-Honour for the occasion, alongside our Chairman, Kiat Lim, our staff, partners, clients and friends who have been part of RSP’s journey. The milestone also marked the launch of “70 Years of RSP: Where Design Meets Humanity”, our commemorative exhibition at the URA Centre, and “RSP 70: The Stories We Build”, our anniversary book. Together, they trace RSP’s evolution from a homegrown practice founded in 1956 to a global multidisciplinary consultancy, through the projects, people and ideas that have shaped our story. From Jewel Changi Airport and The Pinnacle@Duxton to Henderson Waves, Mandai's Bird Paradise and SIT Punggol Campus Court, our work has become part of the everyday experiences and memories of generations of Singaporeans. As part of our anniversary, we are also contributing historical drawings, archival photography and restoration reports from landmark projects including Clarke Quay, Henderson Waves, the Singapore Indoor Stadium and Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery to the Singapore Architecture Collection (SAC) jointly managed by NLB Singapore (NLB), URA, and National Heritage Board (NHB). We hope these materials will help preserve and deepen our understanding of Singapore’s architectural heritage for future generations. As we look ahead, our focus remains firmly on what has guided us for the past 70 years: designing adaptable, connected and sustainable spaces where communities can thrive for generations. 70 years of RSP. 70 years of stories we build together. Read the full press release and discover more about our 70-year journey: https://lnkd.in/gmVD55Vb #RSP70
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Alvin Lim hat dies geteiltReady to serve! Thank you Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) and Minister David Neo for the trust in me! ♥️
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Alvin Lim hat dies geteiltI am proud to share that AM Collective has been recognised as a Company of Good – 2 Hearts, an upgrade from our 1 Heart recognition last year. I attended the National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre (NVPC)'s Company of Good Conference & Conferment 2026 with my fellow co-founder, Soon Koon yesterday. It's an encouraging milestone that reflects our belief that businesses, regardless of size, can create meaningful impact beyond commercial goals. It was also a pleasure to reconnect with our friend Julie Chiang from APRW who shared the same table as us and many other purpose-driven organisations, exchanging ideas on how we can continue to grow our impact together. I am also proud to see RSP, where I serve as Marketing & Communications Director, receive the Champion of Good (2025–2027) recognition. Congratulations to my CEO, Beh S. who was there at the event and the entire RSP team on this well-deserved achievement. Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong's message sticks with us. Businesses create our greatest value not only through profits, but by embedding purpose into the way we operate and by multiplying our positive impact through partnerships and collaboration. As the Company of Good movement enters its next decade, the challenge is no longer simply to do good, but to inspire others to do good alongside us. Grateful to su-yin ching, Kai Li Tan and the rest of the NVPC team for bringing together a community of businesses committed to creating a better Singapore. Here's to building businesses that succeed with purpose and leave a positive impact on the people and communities we serve!
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt dasAngeline Tong and I spent yesterday morning at the Greater Sentosa Master Plan exhibition, "Your Island. Reimagined.", at Waterway Point in Punggol. Thank you to Chen Guan You and Elaine Ng of Sentosa Development Corporation for walking us through it, and to the SDC team behind it. The old photos of Sentosa took me straight back to beach days with my cousins, curly fries and hot dogs at A&W, the cable car ride across, and posing with the wax figures of the surrender of Singapore. Seeing them reminds you the island is already yours before you are asked what it should become. The vision is bold, from Island Heart as the new gateway to the Imbiah Canopy and expanded beaches. The part that excites me most is Brani West, set aside as one of the largest attraction sites in the plan. At that scale, the financing structure and the attraction have to be worked out together, and after my years in corporate finance and investment, that is exactly the kind of problem I enjoy. Two design choices stood out for us. The first is where the exhibition goes. After Tampines and Jurong, it is now in Punggol, reaching people where they live. The second is that it asks visitors to contribute, not just look. You answer quizzes and share what you want from the island at an AI photo booth. Once you are done, the AI places you on the future waterfront (yes, that is me). Visitors can also complete a stamp postcard where each station adds a colour layer, so the picture in the postcard only comes together once you have been through every zone. It is hard to care about a plan you cannot picture yourself in, and this one puts you in the picture twice, once in the photo and once on the postcard you finished. The Punggol stop runs until this Sunday, 27 September, and entry is free. Worth making the trip before it moves to Sentosa in October. #HOLVisits #GreaterSentosa #Placemaking #ExperienceDesign
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt das#AU2026 Attended my first Autodesk University in Las Vegas completely exceeded all my expectations. Thank you RSP. No surpise, its all about AI, AU AEC AI announcement can be grouped into 3 theme - 1. AI features (Submittal Agent, RFI analyser), 2. AI native design tools (Standalone AI Chat), 3. Go beyond tool (APS MCP). It comes as no surprise to see leadership from Building and Construction Authority Singapore and JTC Corporation at Autodesk University this year. A proactive approach to innovation and industry transformation has always been business as usual for Singapore’s public agencies. Here are my three biggest takeaways from AU: Trust in AI is inevitable: Concerns around AI and data security will soon fade, much like early hesitation around cloud adoption did. Sitting in on the AI Trust Council meeting, I saw firsthand the immense thought and rigor Autodesk’s Trust team is putting into data governance and transparency. They are setting a benchmark for the AEC industry that will pave the way for widespread adoption of all AI tools. The Project Manager as Product Manager: The next generation of project managers will think like product owners. Instead of relying solely on rigid, out-of-the-box software, teams will increasingly build a project-specific micro-apps and automations layered over existing authoring tools. The future of productivity lies in adaptable, customized workflows tailored to the project’s/task specific demands. The irreplaceable human element: Despite all the talk of AI and automation, genuine human connection still matters most. During Marcello Sgambelluri PE SE Revit add-on session, he walk aroung huge hall to greet, thank, and acknowledged attendees before start, then rushed to the doors afterward to shake hands with person leaving hall. No algorithm or robot can replicate that kind of care and energy—that was perhaps my most profound lesson from the entire conference. Thank you Marcello Sgambelluri PE SE And, Thank you Adam Walmsley Sagar R. Thorat Ken Soh Sanjana Bawa Lin Piao for making this AU experience memorable.
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt dasThank you to The Straits Times for featuring not one, but three RSP projects in its look back at 20 years of the President*s Design Award (PDA). CapitaSpring, LASALLE College of the Arts and The Pinnacle@Duxton are among the 15 ground-breaking projects highlighted. Since its inaugural awards in 2006, the PDA has recognised designs that have made a meaningful contribution to Singapore and beyond. As we celebrate RSP70, this resonates closely with one of the themes of our 70th anniversary, Design for Humanity: creating places that respond to how people live, learn, work and connect, while shaping a better built environment for generations to come. Read The Straits Times’ retrospective on 20 years of the President*s Design Award and revisit these RSP projects alongside other milestones in Singapore’s design journey: https://lnkd.in/gjE3aJpZ #RSPDesigners #RSPArchitectsPlannersEngineers #RSP70 #DesignSingaporeCouncil #URASingapore #PresidentsDesignAward #PDA20 #SingaporeDesign #DesignSingapore #URA #DesignExcellence #CapitaSpring #LASALLECollegeoftheArts #ThePinnacleDuxton
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt dasSet within an island community in Dubai, this Wellness Centre Concept reimagines the luxury retreat as an intimate residential estate rather than a conventional hotel. Conceived as a collection of elegant mansion houses immersed within landscaped gardens, the development offers a sanctuary where architecture, interiors and nature work together to promote rest, restoration and holistic wellbeing. RSP handled both the architecture and interior design for the project. Every space has been carefully considered to slow the pace of daily life, allowing guests to disconnect from external pressures while reconnecting with themselves. Rather than creating a destination centred solely around wellness facilities, the entire estate becomes part of the healing experience. From the moment of arrival, guests are welcomed into an environment that feels less like a hotel and more like a private home.
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt dasOne year ago today, we officially opened SIT’s Punggol Campus. Simply beautiful memories that I will always cherish for life. Looking back, what stands out most is not the ceremony itself, but the people behind it. Over nine months of planning, colleagues from across the University came together as One SIT, working tirelessly to deliver a milestone event that celebrated a new chapter in SIT’s journey. Massive thanks to everyone who played a part, whether on stage, behind the scenes, or in the months of preparation leading up to the day: - 160 staff - 50 SITizen Ambassadors - 80 student performers Thank you, Singapore Institute of Technology!
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt dasNei Ho Ma? I’m glad I know my Cantonese - and Mandarin. We don’t have to choose only one. For those who are interested in Chinese “dialects”, there are many classes offered by clan associations now. An additional language often opens a door to new perspectives, and another universe. ‘Unlock your DNA’: More young S’poreans taking up dialect classes https://lnkd.in/gaKxAcme‘Unlock your DNA’: More young S’poreans taking up dialect classes‘Unlock your DNA’: More young S’poreans taking up dialect classes
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt dasAs Singapore transits into a super-aged society, we want to redefine ageing and celebrate senior volunteers who help their peers live a life of purpose, dignity and connection. This is a new monthly column as part of New Age in The Straits Times, focusing on how seniors are caring for one another across Singapore. Some volunteer their time or skills, others check in on neighbours or support peers with the challenges of ageing. By Seniors, For Seniors welcomes your recommendations and ideas too. ‘She wanted to go home with me’: The S’pore seniors who keep their peers company https://lnkd.in/gBAYt8qd‘She wanted to go home with me’: The S’pore seniors who keep their peers company‘She wanted to go home with me’: The S’pore seniors who keep their peers company
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Alvin Lim gefällt dasAlvin Lim gefällt dasIn Shanghai, at the Incusion Conference on the Bund, I moderated a discussion on Inclusive Payments: Reaching the Remaining One Billion People While Safeguarding the Bottom Line of Fund Security. The discussion was useful because it came back to very practical issues: trust, cost, ease of use and keeping funds safe. For banks and fintechs, this is probably where the real work is. Reaching more people is one part of the challenge. Making sure they are comfortable using the system and continue using it, is just as important. Thank you to the Shanghai Huangpu District Government and Ant International and to Jensen Cai (Trip.com), May Loh, Tang Wei and Victor Yuan (Payoneer) for the discussion. Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) Thanks to: Tommy YeohTommy Yeoh 杨双意杨双意, Yinfan Zhang, Ben Goodwin, Leiming Chen, Carrie S., Cynthia Ding, Clara Ang Phyu Thinn Kaitlyn, Gabriel Lee, Xing Xing, May Loh, Tang Wei, Jensen Cai
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People's Association
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Sozialwesen
Speak and share on the topic of "The Medium is the Message – Social Media Marketing and Engaging with the Youth" with grassroot leaders and volunteers in Singapore at People’s Association HQ.
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Mentor for Youth.SG’s Campus Spy Program
Youth.SG
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Sozialwesen
Mentor young writers for the Youth.SG's campus spy program.
The Youth.SG Ultimate Campus Spy Network is a group of student bloggers who are passionate about voicing out their daily life in school. Campus spies will give an insider’s look at their school scene and bring to light issues that are left under the radar. Be it coverage on cool events happening in school or observations on quirky campus trends, campus spies will give an insight to these matters and basically anything that…Mentor young writers for the Youth.SG's campus spy program.
The Youth.SG Ultimate Campus Spy Network is a group of student bloggers who are passionate about voicing out their daily life in school. Campus spies will give an insider’s look at their school scene and bring to light issues that are left under the radar. Be it coverage on cool events happening in school or observations on quirky campus trends, campus spies will give an insight to these matters and basically anything that piques the interest of the spies and their readers. -
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TEDxSingapore
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As Singapore presses on with the country's fight against COVID-19, how can businesses play a part? Sharing on how Singapore EXPO (SingEx) repurposed our exhibition halls for COVID-19 patients, as a demonstration of national resilience.
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Doing the Right Thing Online: A Survey of Bloggers Ethical Beliefs and Practices
Wee Kim Wee School of Communication & Information, Nayang Technological University
This study explores the ethical beliefs and practices of two distinct groups of bloggers — personal and non-personal — through a worldwide web survey. A stratified purposive sample of 1224 bloggers provided information about their blogging experience, blogging habits and demographics. They were asked about their beliefs and practices for four ethical principles: truth-telling, attribution, accountability and minimizing harm. The findings reveal that the two groups differ in terms of who they…
This study explores the ethical beliefs and practices of two distinct groups of bloggers — personal and non-personal — through a worldwide web survey. A stratified purposive sample of 1224 bloggers provided information about their blogging experience, blogging habits and demographics. They were asked about their beliefs and practices for four ethical principles: truth-telling, attribution, accountability and minimizing harm. The findings reveal that the two groups differ in terms of who they are and what they do in their weblogs (blogs). In addition, there were significant differences in the extent to which they value and adhere to the four principles, and some interesting similarities. For example, both groups believe that attribution is most important and accountability least important. Scholars have proposed blogging ethics codes, and this study found that bloggers themselves support such a code.
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Ethics in Blogging
Wee Kim Wee School of Communication & Information, Nayang Technological University
This study seeks to explore ethical principles in blogging through a quantitative survey of bloggers from around the world. It is my honors thesis as an undergraduate at the School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University.
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Nanjing 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games Official Website
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I headed the global English content for the official website.
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Singapore Social Media Fiesta
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Projekt anzeigenStarted in 2011, Social Media Fiesta is the umbrella brand for a series of four social media events (Singapore Blog Awards, Singapore Social Media Day, Twitter Frenzy and Check-In Bonanza) targeted at the Singapore online community.
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Singapore Blog Awards
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Projekt anzeigenStarted in 2008, the Singapore Blog Awards is currently the biggest and most anticipated annual social media event for Singapore bloggers.
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Judging for INMA Global Media Awards 2017
INMA
Invited judge for INMA Global Media Awards 2017 in various categories to grow, engage and monetise audience. Details - http://www.inma.org/modules/awards/
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Judging for Mumbrella Asia Awards 2017
Mumbrella Asia
Judged for various categories related to digital, social media and innovation for the Mumbrella Asia Awards 2017. Details - http://mumbrellaawards.asia/2017-winners/
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Asia Digital Media Award 2012, Kuala Lumpur
WAN-IFRA, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
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Asian Publishing Awards 2012, Kuala Lumpur
Asian Publishing Convention
Project : Social Media Fiesta
Award : Best Multimedia Campaign by Corporate Advertiser (Excellence)
Project : “Vice Ring Probe” Mobile News Magazine App 《新闻大事件系列～名人嫖雏妓案》
Award : Best Multimedia Integration to Engage Audiences (Excellence)
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Online Influencer Sharing with Nestle's Global Digital Acceleration Team
Nestle
One of three bloggers from Asia invited to share on our social media and online influencer journey with the Nestle Global Digital Acceleration Team in the Nestle HQ in Vevey, Switzerland.
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World Publishing Expo 2012, Frankfurt
WAN-IFRA, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
Speaker - Social Media and Online Community Monetisation.
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XMA Cross Media Award 2012, Frankfurt
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Asian Insurance Congress 2012
IDC Financial Insights
Invited Speaker - Social Media's Impact on Asia Insurance Industry.
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82th INMA World Congress, Los Angeles
International News Media Association
Speaker - Social Media and Community Monetisation for News Publisher.
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All In! Young Writers Media Festival 2012, Singapore
National Book Development Council of Singapore
Invited Speaker - Using New Media to Reach & Engage the Community.
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Singapore Book Publishers Association Gold Medal 2001/02
Singapore Book Publishers Association
Top student in cohort at Nanyang Technological University School of Communications and Information, 2001/02 + other undergraduate achievements.
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Asian Publishing Convention 2011, Bangkok
Asian Publishing Convention
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Asian Publishing Convention 2011, Bangkok
Asian Publishing Convention
Invited Speaker - Online Community and Social Media Management for News Publishers.
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2nd Digital Media Asia Conference, Singapore, 2010
World Association of Newspaper and Newspaper Publishers (WAN-IFRA)
Speaker - Online Community Monetisation.
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Asian Digital Media Awards 2010, Bangkok
WAN-IFRA, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
Project :Singapore Blog Awards 2009
Award :Best in Social Media Award (Gold) - Innovative Use of Social Media
Project :Jack Neo Affair Scandal
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W³ Awards 2010 - 2 Silver Awards
International Academy of the Visual Arts
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Blogfest Asia 2010 at Penang, Malaysia
Blogfest Asia
Invited speaker - Commercial Blogging.
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Coca-Cola International Bloggers’ Conference, Shanghai, China
Coca-Cola
Invited by Coca-Cola as a Singapore representative in the Coca-Cola International Bloggers’ Conference in conjunction with the Shanghai Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China.
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8th Asia Media Awards 2009, Singapore
WAN-IFRA, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
Project :omy.sg
Award :Best in Online Media for Newspaper Websites (Gold)
Project :Beijing Olympics Special
Award :Best in Cross Media Editorial Coverage (Gold)
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Dean's List, NTU School of Communications and Information
Nanyang Technological University
Top 5% in cohort, four years in a row at Nanyang Technological University School of Communications and Information, 2001 to 2004.
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Dr. Tan Sri Runme Shaw Scholarship recipient, 2004
Dr. Tan Sri Runme Shaw Foundation
Top student in cohort at Nanyang Technological University School of Communications and Information, 2003/04 + other undergraduate achievements.
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Mervin Neo Scholarship recipient, 2004
Ogilvy and Mather Singapore
The scholarship had been set up in memory of Mr Mervyn Neo, one of the founding members of Ogilvy and Mather Singapore, who passed away in April 2001.
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APB+ (Asia-Pacific Broadcasting+)
StarHub and Mediacorp Pte Ltd have announced a strategic partnership that brings together the scale, strengths, and innovations of the companies to deliver better entertainment experiences for audiences in Singapore. Read more: https://bit.ly/3JLDgne #StarHub #Mediacorp #ad_insertion #contentmonetisation #broadcast #broadcasting
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Ana Pista, APR
I am proud to share a recent interview I had with Marketech. Below are some of the important points I shared. Have a good read. In PR, efficiency isn’t about posting more — it’s about sounding the same truthfully everywhere. You can’t manage what you don’t measure — and you can’t claim credibility if you don’t track trust. Effectiveness isn’t about how loud you are, but how you change minds and behavior. You can’t communicate what you don’t understand, and you can’t understand if you’re not sitting at the same table. The best campaigns happen when data and creativity meet halfway—when the client shares real numbers and the agency crafts honest stories around them. When agencies are given full visibility, such as raw data, operational updates, and even crisis reports, they are capable of crafting messages that are aspirational but still grounded in truth. That’s where efficiency meets authenticity. Collaboration between client and agency is not optional, but rather is mission-critical. In today’s environment, credibility is the new currency. You don’t buy it with ads — you earn it with truth. Every statement, every post, every number must say one thing: ‘We mean what we claim.’ That’s how brands build trust that sticks